Vox Attacks Radical Feminism: 'They Consider Us Less Women'

Ainhoa García, VOX spokesperson, criticized March 8th in Madrid and denounced the exclusion of women with ideas contrary  to leftist feminism.

In statements to the media, she stated that the radical left uses feminism as a "witch hunt" to discriminate against those who think differently.

"They consider us less of women and even tell us that we have fewer rights for not following their discourse," assured the VOX representative.

According to García,  current feminism has become a weapon of confrontation that divides society and harms women.

Defending women, she said, is not about promoting laws that pit the sexes against each other or eliminating the presumption of innocence for men.

Nor is it about imposing gender ideologies or accepting cultures that make women invisible with the use of the burka or hijab.

VOX rejects the normalization of customs that it considers incompatible with equality and that relegate women to a secondary role.

The party's Family spokesperson also criticized the "only yes means yes" law and its negative impact on women's safety.

"This law has put rapists and pedophiles on the streets, something we warned about and tried to stop in the Cortes," García recalled.

VOX took the regulation to the Constitutional Court after the sentence reductions and releases of sexual offenders recorded in Spain.

For the party, leftist feminism has failed by not focusing on the real problems affecting women in the country.

García defended the importance of work-life balance and the protection of female identity in today's society.

One of the main issues she pointed out was the maternal gap, which penalizes women who wish to be mothers.

"The true gender gap is the one that affects mothers, and that's what should concern feminists," she stated.

VOX denounces that the feminist movement has abandoned essential causes and has become politicized in favor of ideological interests.

For Santiago Abascal's party, March 8th has become an exclusive event that doesn't represent all women.